Nutrient uptake and recovery potentials of Ocimum basilicum and Corchorus olitorius in a polyculture aquaponic system

The nutrient recovery potentials of the plants Ocimum basilicum and Corchorus olitorius in a polyculture aquaponic system were evaluated. Two treatments of polyculture aquaponics (fish + crayfish + O. basilicum; and fish + crayfish + C. olitorius) and a conventional recirculating aquaculture system...

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Main Authors: Junaid, Azeezat Adenike, Kamarudin, Mohd Salleh, Junaid, Quazim Olawale, Edaroyati, Wahab Puteri, Isyaka, Mohammed Sani, Dauda, Akeem Babatunde, Umar, Danladi Muhammed, Igoli, John Ogbaji, Mohd Nurul Amin, Sarker
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Published: Elsevier 2023
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author Junaid, Azeezat Adenike
Kamarudin, Mohd Salleh
Junaid, Quazim Olawale
Edaroyati, Wahab Puteri
Isyaka, Mohammed Sani
Dauda, Akeem Babatunde
Umar, Danladi Muhammed
Igoli, John Ogbaji
Mohd Nurul Amin, Sarker
author_facet Junaid, Azeezat Adenike
Kamarudin, Mohd Salleh
Junaid, Quazim Olawale
Edaroyati, Wahab Puteri
Isyaka, Mohammed Sani
Dauda, Akeem Babatunde
Umar, Danladi Muhammed
Igoli, John Ogbaji
Mohd Nurul Amin, Sarker
author_sort Junaid, Azeezat Adenike
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description The nutrient recovery potentials of the plants Ocimum basilicum and Corchorus olitorius in a polyculture aquaponic system were evaluated. Two treatments of polyculture aquaponics (fish + crayfish + O. basilicum; and fish + crayfish + C. olitorius) and a conventional recirculating aquaculture system (RAS) as the control (fish + crayfish) were set up in triplicates, randomly. The fish and crayfish were stocked at 75 fish:50 crayfish per treatment while three seedlings of each plant were placed in each planting cup. There were five plant throughs with each having 14 planting holes, making a total of 70 planting holes per treatment. The water quality parameters, growth performance and nutrients uptake of the fish, crayfish and plants were determined after 14 weeks observation. The results showed that the dissolved oxygen, electrical conductivity, total dissolved solids and nitrates in the culture tanks of both plant treatments were significantly higher than recirculating aquaculture system treatment, especially from eight weeks and above. The fish and crayfish in the O. basilicum-polyculture aquaponic system had higher final weight gain, 53.6 g and 14.8 g respectively, while higher survival rate (97.33 ± 0.77 and 82.67 ± 2.9, respectively), and lower feed conversion ratio (2.46 ± 0.06 and 2.68 ± 0.04, respectively) were observed in the RAS treatment, although there were no significant differences (P > 0.05) across treatments. The yield of O. basilicum (274 g m−2) was significantly higher than C. olitorius (213 g m−2), while the N-uptake by O. basilicum (128.4 g culture unit−1) was significantly higher than C. olitorius (102.2 g culture unit−1). However, there were about 37–41 of N, 38–41 of P and 44–48 of K after harvest which is an indication that aquaponics polyculture system can either accommodate more plant troughs (increase plant densities) or more planting cycle of the herbs.
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spelling upm.eprints-1093732024-08-05T03:37:12Z http://psasir.upm.edu.my/id/eprint/109373/ Nutrient uptake and recovery potentials of Ocimum basilicum and Corchorus olitorius in a polyculture aquaponic system Junaid, Azeezat Adenike Kamarudin, Mohd Salleh Junaid, Quazim Olawale Edaroyati, Wahab Puteri Isyaka, Mohammed Sani Dauda, Akeem Babatunde Umar, Danladi Muhammed Igoli, John Ogbaji Mohd Nurul Amin, Sarker The nutrient recovery potentials of the plants Ocimum basilicum and Corchorus olitorius in a polyculture aquaponic system were evaluated. Two treatments of polyculture aquaponics (fish + crayfish + O. basilicum; and fish + crayfish + C. olitorius) and a conventional recirculating aquaculture system (RAS) as the control (fish + crayfish) were set up in triplicates, randomly. The fish and crayfish were stocked at 75 fish:50 crayfish per treatment while three seedlings of each plant were placed in each planting cup. There were five plant throughs with each having 14 planting holes, making a total of 70 planting holes per treatment. The water quality parameters, growth performance and nutrients uptake of the fish, crayfish and plants were determined after 14 weeks observation. The results showed that the dissolved oxygen, electrical conductivity, total dissolved solids and nitrates in the culture tanks of both plant treatments were significantly higher than recirculating aquaculture system treatment, especially from eight weeks and above. The fish and crayfish in the O. basilicum-polyculture aquaponic system had higher final weight gain, 53.6 g and 14.8 g respectively, while higher survival rate (97.33 ± 0.77 and 82.67 ± 2.9, respectively), and lower feed conversion ratio (2.46 ± 0.06 and 2.68 ± 0.04, respectively) were observed in the RAS treatment, although there were no significant differences (P > 0.05) across treatments. The yield of O. basilicum (274 g m−2) was significantly higher than C. olitorius (213 g m−2), while the N-uptake by O. basilicum (128.4 g culture unit−1) was significantly higher than C. olitorius (102.2 g culture unit−1). However, there were about 37–41 of N, 38–41 of P and 44–48 of K after harvest which is an indication that aquaponics polyculture system can either accommodate more plant troughs (increase plant densities) or more planting cycle of the herbs. Elsevier 2023-07 Article PeerReviewed Junaid, Azeezat Adenike and Kamarudin, Mohd Salleh and Junaid, Quazim Olawale and Edaroyati, Wahab Puteri and Isyaka, Mohammed Sani and Dauda, Akeem Babatunde and Umar, Danladi Muhammed and Igoli, John Ogbaji and Mohd Nurul Amin, Sarker (2023) Nutrient uptake and recovery potentials of Ocimum basilicum and Corchorus olitorius in a polyculture aquaponic system. Scientific African, 20. art. no. e01645. pp. 1-13. ISSN ESSN: 2468-2276 https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2468227623001023?via%3Dihub 10.1016/j.sciaf.2023.e01645
spellingShingle Junaid, Azeezat Adenike
Kamarudin, Mohd Salleh
Junaid, Quazim Olawale
Edaroyati, Wahab Puteri
Isyaka, Mohammed Sani
Dauda, Akeem Babatunde
Umar, Danladi Muhammed
Igoli, John Ogbaji
Mohd Nurul Amin, Sarker
Nutrient uptake and recovery potentials of Ocimum basilicum and Corchorus olitorius in a polyculture aquaponic system
title Nutrient uptake and recovery potentials of Ocimum basilicum and Corchorus olitorius in a polyculture aquaponic system
title_full Nutrient uptake and recovery potentials of Ocimum basilicum and Corchorus olitorius in a polyculture aquaponic system
title_fullStr Nutrient uptake and recovery potentials of Ocimum basilicum and Corchorus olitorius in a polyculture aquaponic system
title_full_unstemmed Nutrient uptake and recovery potentials of Ocimum basilicum and Corchorus olitorius in a polyculture aquaponic system
title_short Nutrient uptake and recovery potentials of Ocimum basilicum and Corchorus olitorius in a polyculture aquaponic system
title_sort nutrient uptake and recovery potentials of ocimum basilicum and corchorus olitorius in a polyculture aquaponic system
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